The biggest win in the season for Los Blancos saw them accomplish some interesting milestones. That, and more of what happened this weekend in the Spanish top-flight.

Real Madrid is back on top of La Liga after beating Barcelona, and while that fact should be enough reason to have their fans truly happy, there are some other stats that could give Los Blancos' fans a reason to feel prouder of their team.

As you may already know, Vinicius is now part of El Clásico history with his goal during the second half. Here's why the Brazilian starlet made his performance count on Sunday evening.

Most of Real Madrid's players did their job spot-on, and one player that will surely be proud of his performance is Thibaut Courtois, who matched one decisive milestone after both of this season's Clásicos have been played.

It was also a day to remember for Mariano. The striker of Dominican descent made his first app of the season, and if Los Blancos win the league, they will remember this outing fondly for years to come.

And now, let's shift our focus to Lionel Messi's performance. The Argentine failed to make a difference for Los Blaugranas, and he seems to have lost his goalscoring touch whenever he faces Los Blancos...or when he plays away from home.

Last, but not least, Real Madrid found a way to end a shameful hoodoo in front of their supporters when they were facing Barcelona.

La Liga standings after Matchday 26

Real Madrid wasn't the only team that changed its position in La Liga. Sevilla, Getafe and Athletic were among those teams that climbed up on the standings.